New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
MR.. CASSATTS GREAT RACER
THE BARD IN THE CoNEY ISLAND CUP.

or tho unauthorized imitation should be allowed tho
privileges and advantage conceded to the author OF
tho book to the original inventor, every one woua
treat the mpudent prctenson with smile OF contempt
Why is not brilliant and successful handicap to DO
considered on similar basis james G. X;
Lawrence is, the whole, tho most brilliant and
successful Handicapped that America ever knew
He has scored a number OF trnmphs In the
Suburban. When the Brighton Beach people
steal the product Of Mr.. Lawrence's skill
experience ingenuity and ability and announce re-
newa OF the Suburban Handicap at Mr. Lawrences orig
nal weights without tho authorization consent OF the
original Handicapped they guilty OF an impertnent
plagiarism They have done this and made tho date TO-
The Coney Island Jockey Club was obliged postpone
Fridays until yesterday on account OF
the tempest OF Thursday night. ana announce
Saturdays programme for tomorrow The Brighton
Beach people have stolen the product OF Mr.. Law
rences brains and with assurance that almost takes
away ones BREATH they declare that the Concy Island
Jockey Club ininged their rights by running of
its races tomorrow, the time selected by them
for the decision OF their stolen handicap.
OF course the Coney Island Jockey CLUB
will yield TO any such extraordinary claim as THIS
and the managers of Brighton Beach say that they
will in competition with the Sleeps
head Bay races 1t will DO amusing
experiment indeed and 1t will be interesting to SEQ how
many people will care to desert splendid dis
play OF legitimate and honorable sport 10
attend contemplate little thimblergging
side-show. The atmosphere of Gravesend Will be
purer for ono day at least II the Brighton
Beach gang carry out their threat; In fact II
they would race every day In the year on which
the legitimate ockeycubs have their sport 1t would be
welcome relief to every that believes in conduct
ing racing affairs on high platform
ana with proper regard for the rights of all concerned
Beach owner and every Brighton Beach jockey were
ruled of the respectable tracks OF america ne most %
The American turf would have been taken
1t whispered about on the course Yesterday tnat
by tho o'Das Called ne the ana rnce np0'' si
SON It is expected that the entries win
ee M fT %P ITO ce int for each horse and the
winner viii carry of ns.d Photograph cu %, o1S hs
M a9S
ofs' the tnre s and th.ties Of the turf
No oveer June day could have been desired than was
enjoyed by the great number Of people who gathered at
the grounds at sheepsheaA Bay yesterday The attend
ancc was extremely large hSnsh OF course r 1t ie
while the sport was fairly interesting it did not equal
that OF some Of the preceding days nor api
R ri. week ' Ths Bard !" hi. '
The result It0 was newer Ia doubt for
ms s e las. S"a The Bard far from; Of
them Barnum ran n waiting race and closing up In the
6G Eataean Seus Ssaen The Track
heavy under a 9 sTrac bad RACE for The Bard
and won in eanteT; On rn m Grygr hota aek
He never has been good In heavy going, aud almost to
certainty would have Out-run Barnun who Is not up 10
his form Of last ycar-cven steel may wear out in time
race with competent jockey Mr.. Han had
WelSit' but Mclaughlin could not get down
TO less than ~ and. rs it simpossbe to get good
Anderson was put up. Bess got the lead In the
stretch but the little boy lost hi; head and also tho
mares, aud Bonanza got up IN the last, iast lew
strides ana carried OIL hs race T Iha track and
heavy weight hardly suited the big horse Tho
second race fen : W. streets colt Umpire though
Bowies My Belle dOr. getting second place Ihe
Dwyer Brothers colt Locust resemble, iren'oht
botnc uncertain who tried to swerye all over tho
track Mclaughlin could get only third pace WIN MIN th
fourth race, why did not the yengage hclanshl,n 10
ride him I'm, , sGscGI h'S sa HSH0 every limo he
Mounted ,uS ID Richmond. Mclaughlin had no
Sngagenens in tae race and could have ridden the horse
10 Tic best advantage as dd repeatedly when he was
in the Dryer stable. Probably - Dohoh hue. W." wy
E No closest friends among tho booEmatcrs
backed Dalys Oily Florence W. Win hneh cohlae. NC
fayorite IN The betting and chung obsiinately TO
him in spite Of the talk that he had become stale wond
have been better satisfied TO see Dononae perseyeIe
longer in the honestre,ch Thejockey gave up ne struggle
with singular aacry. Richmond beat Berlin, Lanease.
remain somewhat doubtful question wee lH Wa'
really desired that he should deieat Day my y, tho
rs Nj caSr' en,r: starting most Sq.
lie a each other on tho
OF form. he dashed all their hopes ama I aciioa
TrdiG F ana I' staees Within the first i've minutes
ali the horses broko away fairly we'll and INC wh3ie
g Snt give The signal Ten minutes later they
made a break, not so even as the first, put
IN; SnS hat %S9d 'Ss d Not fail
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behind andthe whole lot In struggling order insna oi
making M the lost ground graaha .itrnso stonebnek
rushed and hustled their horses 50 tal they Weio
fine Of speed for nnsh ana snoud nc ,rIIn hv
bustine him in the first halfmile The result was that
neither stonebuck nor Jennie b. got place, sno d
Jennie b. led down the backstrecl Jennie d. 10 h ,G
biz long lilly who runs extremely fast IN private, put Is
SO nervous In her races that 7he does ou 90 nc Se
ce Yesterday she looked better IMAM AZ any ' .bers
fore this year and If she had got on WIN r in lie
would have been dangeous lde D t VIZ" Int NJ the fur
long post came up passed her and n wns Was
I'M rhuclng and GROWING. Suddenly ON the outside
Brown Duke, who had sweryed badly AZ te nc d his
burst with his Hight weight enabled him 10 SNATCH '"o
race in the last few yards -, H., .. tho rcosop ,vbv
ponobue was put on stonebuck instead OF iiaywapHS,
who usually rides him. and whose serSSGs TGu Rhen
Waywsrd Is on horse. few mistakes are made, ana no
has ridden stonebgck so many e occv who makes so
10 Mo }inG Gundcrs was chosen IN his stead to ride
horse whose chances for the Equality s'aS Se n time
nonohuc will probably become member OF the bonlu
~ aIInmncn lie has many OF the necessary quaic"
lions. ncoo ,,,,n
''' SPECIAL WEIGHTS MILE
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Davis Hairs br Bess LOG .d III, itiizpareI
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pe,,nc- Cleaner TO l. Hess TO J. Royal Areh 70 A.
Austriana 10 l. Bonanza TO Racquet 20 10 l. hNN
nneton Pools Cleaner So Bess s5 Royal Arch ST.
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